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Market Risk Manager
Valuation Analyst – Quantitative Modelling & Treasury (UK-Based)
About BBVA
Excited to grow your career with BBVA, a global leader with over 160 years of history and operations across 25+ countries, serving 80+ million customers. We’re a multidisciplinary collective of 121,000 talents—financial experts, engineers, data scientists, developers, legal advisors, and designers—collaborating to drive value in a dynamic environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Defining valuation criteria for:
- Trading Book
- Banking Book portfolios not measured at amortised cost
- Managing Prudent Valuation Adjustments (AVA)
- Handling Treasury Share Deduction metrics
- Determining IFRS 13 fair value hierarchy (Levelling) thresholds
- Applying Independent Price Verification (IPV) frameworks
- Overseeing the liquidity framework
Key Tasks & Accountabilities
- Calculation and monitoring of Additional Valuation Adjustments (AVA)
- Classification, monitoring, and application of Levelling criteria under IFRS 13
- Treasury Share Deduction calculations & tracking against regulatory thresholds for financial holding entities
- Reporting and reporting of valuation adjustments
- Off-System Transactions (Non-System Trades) – Calculation, monitoring, and metrics-related responsibilities
- Liquidity framework participation and support
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What Are We Looking For?
Education
- Master’s degree in Economics, Finance, Mathematics, Physics, Engineering, or a related quantitative field.
- Bonus: Financial certifications (e.g., FRM/ CFA) highly valued.
Experience
- Minimum 4 years of professional experience (industry/role agnostic but quant-focused preferred).
Technical Skills
- 3+ years of development experience in Python (or similar high-level language).
- Intermediate-advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel.
Key Knowledge
- Deep understanding of:
- Regulatory frameworks (e.g. Basel, ESMA) // IFRS 13 standards
- Accounting norms (asset/liability valuation, private financial instruments)
- OTC markets and unlisted/private transactions.


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Soft Skills
- Analytical acumen: ability to model and validate edge-case assumptions
- Communication: clarity with stakeholders (ECBs, auditors, executive committees)
- Problem-solving: troubleshooting unusual transaction traitements or accounting puzzles
- Teamwork with cross-functional partners (Risk, Αudit, Treasury)
Languages
- Fluency in English (C1 level) required.
- Spanish (a plus—preferred but not mandatory).
Priority Note
Candidates eligible to work in the United Kingdom will be first considered.
Related Proficiencies (*Optional)
- Commodities/futures/NTM Derivatives analysis
- Human Resources (SIP/FD metrics) familiarity
- Market-making: capabilities for OTC markets exposure
- Risk management lifecycle projects experience
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